We've put the radiator under the window in a small double room but have now decided that the only way to put a double bed in the room will mean that the head of the bed is right alongside the...
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Hello all - first post on this forum, so please excuse any newbie errors... I have a gas fireplace at home that I haven't used in a couple of years. I had turned the pilot off after I used it last. I...
Hello everyone, About a year ago I had posted that my clothes are being consistently torn by out Maytag washer MAV7504EWW 2 1/2 years old now. Since the time that I had posted I had replaced the...
Hi, We've currently got a wired programmable thermostat downstairs in the lounge, this works great keeping the downstairs nice and warm but in the evening and during the night the upstairs is a little...
Are sone, most, all of the riding lawmower keys the same ? I just bought a John Deere x590 and noticed the key looked like the same notches (teeth) as the one for my old Husqvarna mower. Tried them...
Our oil burner was recently converted from diesel to kerosene. Due to a faulty level gauge the tank ran dry. By mistake I threw a couple of gallons of red diesel into the tank. I can get some kerosene...
I've been doing some reading about the proper workbench height. A lot of sources say that for "general work" the proper height is right at the wrist level of the user. Adjustments are made from there...
You will have to do a bit of research ( try searching on Google ), but AFAIK, you need a non-combustible hearth of approved type on which to stand the thing, plus you probably need a class A flue,...
I live in 50+ year old house. My walls insulation is black one. I don't know what it is it does not look like fiberglass. The insulation is very loose and torn. I am currently installing new windows...
I never liked cutting into drywall because you never know what's in the wall. Could be electrical, could be plumbing, could be HVAC, could be this...
I am adding approx 1000 sq ft to my 1800 sq ft house. It is 90 yrs old, 2 floors, with an oil furnace and hot water radiators all on one zone. No central air. We want to add central air and that is...
I am looking for a new snow blower and have discovered that the power rating of the engines are no longer in "Horse Power" but in "Foot Pounds" if given at all. Sometimes all that is given is the CC's...
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